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    The Priest's Son: The Viking Chronicles, #3
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    The Priest's Son: The Viking Chronicles, #3

    By Paul Perkins

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    Orphaned by war, abandoned by his people, and adopted by a priest, Olaf’s life was marked by confusion. Struggling with his identity he finds love and passion that soothed the anger that lay beneath the surface. But his resentment toward the gods for stealing his youth set Olaf on a quest to find his father and exact revenge on the King of the Franks. Accompanied by his adopted father, Olaf finds that the battle within is as fierce as the battle with ax and blade. 

    The Priest’s Son is the final book in the Viking Chronicles, where the gods rage against one another for the souls of men, and the kingdoms of the world battle for power. In its wake devastation reigns, myths are challenged, and faith is tested. In the end, only honor mattered.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPaul Perkins
    Release dateMay 22, 2016
    ISBN9781533797148
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    The Priest's Son: The Viking Chronicles, #3
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    Paul Perkins

    For an author writing is as necessary as breathing. They don't write for money or to court literary fame, but because they believe they have something to say. It matters not that anyone will read or listen, the words must be written, and if in the process someone is blessed -- all the more wonderful. http://www.cravingsomethingmore.com/home/ Married, with three sons, three daughter-in-laws, and three grandchildren, Dr. Perkins has enjoyed the fruit that comes through life's struggles. No journey worth traveling is without obstacles, but the joy of seeing new generations grow in love and grace has made it all worthwhile.  Dr. Perkins has a Bachelors of Science in Bible, a Masters of Biblical Education and a Doctorate of Education. He hopes that through his writing he will inspire the imagination to a deeper wonder of God's creation. Dr. Perkins also wants to challenge conventional thinking that blinds men's hearts and keeps them from the deeper things of God.   

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